NASA Chooses Firms for Space Center Upgrade
- NASA selects seven companies for infrastructure projects
- The contract supports $300 million in facility upgrades
- Task orders will ensure competitive project execution
NASA has announced the selection of seven companies for construction and infrastructure enhancements at its Johnson Space Center in Houston.
The Multiple Award Construction Contract allows for up to $300 million in improvements to mission-support facilities, utilities, and essential equipment on the Johnson campus, with funding to be finalized by September 30, 2026.
This indefinite-delivery/indefinite-quantity award facilitates the swift execution of projects critical for astronaut training, engineering development, and mission readiness. Awarded task orders will be competed among contractors to promote fairness and ensure the best value for the government.
The awarded companies include:
- Coho Construction Management, LLC
- Conti Federal Services, LLC
- Healtheon, Inc.
- HITT Contracting, Inc.
- Ross Group Construction Corporation, LLC
- Energy EPC Solutions, LLC (S&B Services)
- Sauer Construction, LLC
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